Nebula is the operating system for your project. You give it the documents that define what is to be done, and Nebula reads them, sets up the project, and runs the day to day: watching deadlines, recording changes, and proving what happened. This page takes you from sign up to a live project in about five minutes.
Create your account
- Choose Sign up and register with your work email.
- Confirm your email and you land on your dashboard.
- Create your organisation, or accept an invite if a colleague has already set one up.
Start a project
From the dashboard, choose New project and give it a name. A project is the home for one piece of work and the parties involved in it.
If you would rather look around first, choose Load sample project, shown on your dashboard until you create your first project. Nebula builds a worked example you can explore without uploading anything.
Choose how you will use it
A new project asks one question: just you, or with the other party.
Just me. Nebula reads your documents and gives you the full account: every party, obligation, deadline and dollar value, each traced to the exact wording it came from, ready to review and print. Nothing is shared with anyone.
With the other party. Invite your counterparty, review the same reading together, sign it, and Nebula runs the agreement between you.
The choice is never final. Invite a counterparty at any point and the project moves onto the two-party path with everything you have already uploaded.
Upload the document
Open your project and add the document that defines the work: a contract, scope of work, service agreement, brief, specification, change order, or anything similar. Nebula reads it and turns it into a clear list of who owes what, by when, keeping the exact wording it relied on against each item.
You review what Nebula found, correct anything it read differently from you, and the original wording is always one click away, so nothing is taken on trust.
Agree and lock it
On the two-party path, both parties review what Nebula found and sign. Nebula locks the agreed version so the wording cannot quietly change later. From this point the project is live, and Nebula starts running it.
Working alone, your review is the destination: the reading is yours to keep and print, and signing begins when you invite the other party.
Let Nebula run it
Once a project is live, Nebula keeps it moving:
- It watches every deadline and sends reminders before things slip.
- It records changes, variations, and extensions, each one signed.
- It writes the important moments to an independent, tamper-evident record you and your counterparty can both check.
- It builds a reliability score for each party from that record alone.
You see all of this on the project page, and you can step in whenever you want.
Where to next
- What Nebula reads explains how a document becomes a clear set of commitments.
- Proof you can check explains the tamper-evident record and how anyone can verify it.
- What Nebula does covers everything Nebula handles once a project is live.